Newly Wed Prince Indicted In Immorality Case
Prince Stanislaus Sulkowsky, Austrian nobleman married two months ago to Miss le Louisa Freese of Los Angeles, was indicted by the federal grand jury for allegedly bringing Viennese laundress Clara Melcher into the United States for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Prince Stanislaus Sulkowsky
le Louisa Freese
Angeles
Federal Grand Jury
Clara Melcher
Ted States
If Only My Husband Didn't Drink Ad Offers Renova
An advertisement targets wives of alcohol users urging them to secretly administer Renova to their husbands in tea or coffee. It claims Renova is cheaper than poison and promises a money back guarantee if it fails. Sample requests are directed to Renova Co. 204 Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renova
Riker-Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Newbro
Dept. A
Detroit
Mich
Houghton & Dutton Co
Beecham
French aviator sets somersault loop record with passenger
Maurice Chevillard, in France, Nov 18, completed an aerial loop twice in his aircraft with a passenger. The feat, described as brilliant, showed the maneuver done with apparent ease as if solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUC
France
Maurice Chevillard
Printers' Orchestra party at St Rose Hall today
Boston Printers' Orchestra holds its second annual dancing party this afternoon at St Rose Hall Worcester Street. The skilled downtown newspaper staff band expects strong turnout from craft organizations with dancing from 2 to 5 30. Prominent officials have accepted invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Printers’ Orchestra
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Trial Treatment Free by Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer
Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce four days of free trial physical examinations for all patients including long-time patients from the past thirteen years and new patients. The program features X Ray imaging, sphygmomanometer heart pressure checks, ophthalmoscopes for eye testing, and full eye-disease detection equipment.
Osmo-Chemic System Offers Free Ten Days Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic physicians advertise a wide range of equipment for chronic care including electrical therapies and ozone oxygen for skin and hair concerns, plus a focus on artery hardening. They emphasize affordable charges, ongoing post cure consults, and a ten day free treatment offer for new patients before Nov 24 with all medicines included, led by Dr J I Plunkett.
Tramp Saves Many Lives Near Jessup
In Jessup Georgia today a railway train moving at 50 miles an hour halted within feet of a broken rail after a tramp appeared on the track. The engineer stopped the train and passengers from four sleepers and several day coaches left their cars to shake the hand of the man who acted to avert disaster.
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Jessup
Here
Newton Synagogues Unite After Prolonged Amalgamation Efforts
Congregation Tifereth Israel and Congregation Agudath Achim of Newton signed a treaty uniting the two synagogues after debate among members. Some favored keeping two houses of worship, others argued for a single congregation. A joint committee from both groups was appointed to settle the matter.
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Congregation Tifereth Israel
Congregation Agudath Achim
Newton
Reunion for St Stephen's Parish Halted by Thanksgiving Eve Event
The 18th annual reunion of St Stephen's parishioners will be held at St John's Hall Moon Street on Thanksgiving Eve November 26. A concert at 8, grand march at 9 and dancing to 2, with Condit's Orchestra and Henry Fitzgerald as floor director. Reverend E F McLeod expresses optimism for a highly successful affair.
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St. Stephen's Parish
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
E. FE. McLeod
Old St. Stephen's Parish
Wife of Murdered Man to Face Trial in New Hampshire
Ossipee New Hampshire November 18 The trial date for Mrs Bessie L Shackford charged with first degree murder in the death of her husband Edgard S Shackford has been set for December 29 by Judge Oliver W Branch At a preliminary hearing she pleaded not guilty to the murder charge Edgard Shackford was shot to death at his home in Freedom New Hampshire on September 30
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Ossipee
N. H
Bessie L. Shackford
Oliver W. Branch
Man Crushed Between Car and Building at Cement Plant
Gloucester, Nov. 18 William Mc Nair 47 is dying at Addison Gilbert Hospital after being crushed between a freight car and a building at the Rus sia Cement Company plant today.
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Gloucester
William McNair
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Russia Cement Company
Court Fights Over Beloved Bulldog Tie Up Day
A Boston Municipal Court session under Judge Parmenter battled over ownership of a bow-legged French bulldog named Frenchie or Teddy. Annette Wentworth of Dorchester claims the dog, bought for 60 cents by Albert L. O'Connell’s son, belongs to her family, while the O'Connell family asserts purchase and possession. Forty witnesses testified as the dog charmed all in attendance, with a continuation planned to settle the dispute.
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Parmenter
Annette L. Wentworth
Dorchester
Albert L. O'Connell
North End
Somerset
Wentworth
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Middletown Suits Begun Over Railroad Wreck
The New Haven railroad opened defense in five Middletown wreck suits. The company claims the train was wrecked maliciously and will present rails and ties removed after the wreck to show roadbed tampering.
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New Haven
Springfield
New Haven Railroad
Middletown
Booth says willing to meet Salvation Army brother
Ballington Booth, head of the Volunteers of America, said he is perfectly willing to meet his brother if he wishes to see him. He has received no word from the Salvation Army commander about a visit to New York or a possible meeting.
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New York
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Salvation Army
Farley Bigamy Case Shown in Suffolk Court
Mabel F. Obert on of Boston filed a petition in Suffolk Superior Court alleging Walter N. Farley of this city, married at Nashua four years ago, had a wife living at that time and asks that the marriage be annulled and freed from the tie. The petition seeks annulment on grounds of prior marriage and requests relief accordingly.
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Walter N. Farley
Nashua
N. H
Mabel F. Obberton
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
McGregor Declines Renomination as Massachusetts Republican Club President
In a letter to George P. Lawrence McGregor declines another term as Republican Club of Massachusetts president. He cites custom and responsibility but expresses willingness to aid the club in advancing progressive Republican aims and unity within the state.
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George P. Lawrence
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Alexander McGregor
Republican Club
McGregor
Gardner
Republican Club of Massachusetts
North Adams
Mass
Lawrence
Committee On
Commonwealth
Alexander M’gregor
Insane Probe Continued Into Worcester Hospital Cruelty Claims
Dr. Ernest V. Scribner defends against cruelty charges amid a State Board of Insanity inquiry at Worcester State Hospital. The investigation resumes after a week’s layoff with Attorneys Kelley and Haien contesting who may represent the nurses. The board previously ruled Haien would lead witness questioning.
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Ernest V. Scribner
Worcester State Hospital
State Board of Insanity
Patrick Henry Kelley
John Addison Halen
Kelley
Haien
White Foam Promoted as Essential Home Aid
A fragmented verse touts White Foam as indispensable for the home praising its cleansing powers. It urges readers to buy and share the product, promising easy dirt removal and widespread praise in a cheerful, rhythmic call to action.
Herpicide Praised By Customers Across States
Advertised testimonials claim Newbro's Herpicide outperforms other preparations for hair loss and scalp diseases. J A Oliver of Leslie Ark and S M Chambers of Teakwila Wash report high satisfaction with the product.
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J. A. Oliver
Lesiie
Ark
Newbro
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Printers’ Orchestra
A McArthur
Washington Stoe
Adams
Mie
Music Cabinet
Morris
J. I. Plunkett
M. D
Perwe
Tramp
ST. Stephen’s
Greater
Houghton & Dutton
Gilchrist Co. Ware
Ompany Cor
Tremont
Beacon Sts
John T. Connor Co
MacDonnell’s
Tremont St
J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett Sq
Everett Walcott & Co
Central Sq
E. Boston
Browne’s
H. S. Lawrence Clothing Co
Washington St
Roxbury
Remick Bros
Hancock
Quincy Main St
Charlestown
F. N. Joslin Co
Malden
Malden and O
Riker-Jeynes Co
Leslie & Griffith
J. H. Corcoran
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
P, Adams
Moody &J
Waltham
H. H. Chandler
Main
S&t
Hunt
Dept
Roxbury Crossing
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Murphy Bros. Co
South
Kennedy & Co
Levy Dept
E. Merrill
C. S. Cobb & Co
Moody St
J. F. McGrath
St. Woburn
D. T. Cass
Blue Hill Ave
Scott’s Tea Co
Chelsea
Alley
Fast India
Pricen Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley &J
Court
Teddy
Middletown Suits
Ballington
Jackson
Boston Post
Gregor
May
Zvi
Reveler
West End
Edward J. Doyle
Leonard
Joy Street
James Lyons
Alfred Reynolds
Harro
Chinchilla
S. H. Harrison CO
Barbers
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Joseph Pizzerio
Richmond Terrace
West Brighton
I, N
O. A. Rathenbuecher, Wirdem, Til
M. Chambers
Teekwila, Wash
TTS
Union St
Washington St. Jefferson
CP Saeur
Erate Puoi
T. Connor Co
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